Smoke Testing: Test Your App or Website
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The document provides an overview of smoke testing, emphasizing its purpose of verifying basic functionality through simple questions. It outlines a structured approach for conducting tests, including templates and scoring methods for reporting results. The document also includes instructions for documenting issues encountered during testing.
Smoke Testing: Test Your App or Website
- 2. What’s a Smoke Test?
- 3. Smoke Tests ask simple questions like: “Does this button work?” “Does this link take me where I want to go?”
- 5. 2. 1. 3. 4.
- 6. 1. “Test Suite” Topic: General idea of what the test is for. Step: More exact idea of what the test is for Action: Specific test for a single action Expected: What you expect to happen when the test is executed
- 9. 4. Scores
- 10. Refer back to scoring legend for each specific test
- 11. If what happens on your screen matches what is written in the expected column, write “1”
- 12. If what happens on your screen is completely different from “expected,” type “0”
- 13. If what happens on your screen partially matches “expected,” type “0.5”
- 15. Report the “bug” that caused you to write 1 or 0 Give a brief summary of exactly what happened Copy event ID from previous page Say what you did (action) Write what was expected What was the result of your action? Describe the wrong behavior
- 16. Download a Smoke Test Template Here: http://bit.ly/1uSZJvf